Song Of The Departing Spirt 0,f Tithe.
BY TICE EDITOR OF CAPTAIN ROCK'S 3IEMOIRS. " The parting Genius is with sighing sent."—Muacrif. [From the Metropolitan Magazine for September.] It is o'er, it is o'er, my reign......
Births, Marriages, And Deaths.
BIRTHS. On the 28th ult., at the Marquis of Northampton's, Castle Ashby, the Baroness DE N'ORmANN, of a son. On the 6th inst., in Park Street, the Lady ELIZABETH Turrrsts, of a......
We Are Still Without Positive Accounts From Portugal....
the best advices, it appears that MIGUEL has got together upwards of 20,000 men, of one sort or another, round Oporto ; and that he threatens an immediate attack. PEDRO has......
The Members Of The Conference Have Met Twice This Week,
and on each occasion remained in deliberation until one o'clock in the morning. There have also been meetings at the house of Lord PALMERSTON on the Belgian question. A new......
The Government Of Lours Philip Pursues Its Steady Game Of
prosecuting the newspapers. No experience enlightens these zealous enemies of discussion ; no defeat casts them down. They have failed in nine cases out often, because the......
The Attempt At A Revolution In Switzerland, Is...
the correspondent of the Herald, to Prince METTERNICH. This poor old man has long been in the predicament of ALLAN RAMSAY'S witch" He gets the blanse of all falls out. And every......
The Following Curious Commendation Of Lord Palmerston, Is...
our worthy contemporary the Morning Advertiser of this day— " This Lordship pledges himself to the abolition, so far as he may have the power of accomplishing it, of many local......
The Home Secretary Has Issued Circulars Calling Upon The...
officers to transmit to him, as soon as they are completed, a statement of the new constituencies under the Reform Act.......
The Gazette Of Last Night Contains An Order Dispensing With
the holding of Coroners' inquests on persons dying of Cholera in Exeter prisons, and ordering the interment of the bodies within twenty-four hours. Thus, at the moment that......
The Election Canvas - S.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. London, 34 September 1832. Sue—I was glad to see that you noticed the appearance of Mr. JOSEPH PEASE as a candidate for the county of Durham. As......
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